About Siiri Nordin
Born 1980. Siiri Nordin is a Finnish singer and actor.
Siiri Nordin (born 15 October 1980) is a Finnish singer. She was the lead singer of the now defunct Finnish rock band Killer.
Biography Nordin was born in Helsinki. In 2003, she had a solo hit with the song "Sydämeni osuman sai", included on the soundtrack of the movie Helmiä ja sikoja. The song is a cover version of the David and Jonathan hit song "Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart".
In 2004, Nordin took a break from music and took up boat carpentry. She entered a civil union with her girlfriend, Mirja, in the autumn. She has also worked as a taxi driver.
In April 2006, she released a solo album called Me Too, released by the Finnish label, Next Big Thing. In March 2008, she released the Finnish-language album Lyö Tahtia.
Nordin participated in the 2011 Dancing with the Stars Compatible 6 with Jani Rasimus as her partner.
In 2017, she moved from Helsinki to the village of Mathildedahl in southwest Finland.
Discography
Albums
2006, Me Too 2008, Lyö Tahtia
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Who is Siiri Nordin?
Finnish singer
When was Siiri Nordin born?
Siiri Nordin was born on 15 October 1980 in Helsinki.
What is Siiri Nordin's occupation?
Siiri Nordin is a singer and actor.
What nationality is Siiri Nordin?
Siiri Nordin is Finnish.
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